Audit (and request indexing) newly published pages

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Whenever you publish new pages to your site or update your most important pages, you should make sure they are indexed. Go to Google Search Console and use the inspection tool to make sure they are all showing. If not, request indexing of the page and watch to see if it takes effect – you will usually see the changes within a few hours to a day.

If problems persist, an audit can also give norway mobile database you insight into what other parts of your SEO strategy aren’t working, which is a double win. Automate the audit process with tools like:

Screaming Frog,
Semrush,
Ziptie,
Oncrawl,
Lumar.
Check for duplicate content
Duplicate content is another reason why bots may have trouble crawling your site. Basically, your code structure confuses them and they don't know which version to index. This can be caused by things like session IDs, redundant content elements, or pagination issues.

Sometimes Google Search Console will give you a warning that Google encountered more URLs than it should have. If you haven't received this warning, check your crawl results for duplicate or missing tags or URLs with extra characters that can be overloading the crawlers.

You can fix these issues by fixing your tags, removing pages, or adjusting Google's approach.